Bootcamp 2010 Windows 7 Or Later

Boot Camp doesnt officially support Windows 10 right now, and my MacBook Air is too old to support booting from USB.

A bit of intuitive tinkering with this process should allow you to get this to work for most models.

This gets fun, as you have to do some sneaky beaver stuff to trick your MacBook into thinking its much younger than it is.

Mine was MBA31.0061.B07, yours should be something similar with the first 3 letters being a prefix for your computer model.

Remove Pre from this string and then make sure your Mac model is there.

This can be found in System Report from earlier next to Model Identifier.

For some reason, Apple locks certain models from being able to install newer versions of Windows, simply removing your model from this list gets around this.

Bootcamp 2010 Windows 7 Or Later

Select Create Windows 7 or later install disk and Download the latest Windows support software from Apple, while leaving the third option unchecked.

Release when you get to the boot menu, where you should see a USB drive named EFI.

When you get to the setup menu with the option Install Now, open up a command prompt by pressing Shift F10.

When prompted, select your Windows partition as the drive to install Windows on.

When you need to use OS X, just hold the option key when you hear the Mac chime on startup and select your Mac HDD.

To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here.

Bootcamp For Mac 2010